The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-07-21
MARIETTA MATTERS.

A good mule and cow for sale. Apply
at this office.
Mr.. Frank King and family are at
White Path.
Mrs J. |. Chamberlain is on visit to
Burrillville, R. l.
The cotton market will open early in
September this year.
The weather has been oppressiyely hot
for the last few days.
The It'll Ga. Regiment reunion will be
largely attended at Powder Springs to day
Rev. l. W Waddel and family, of Al
bany, are visiting Relatives here.
Miss A. Karlesruher, of Rome, Is visit
ing Miss Pauline Schenthall
Please come in at once and give me
your notes for Guano and Supplies.
B. r. LEGG.
Sessions, Handy Co. are offering
| inducements in tobaccos Tobacco at sets
plug, 3 lbs good tobacco for Sl.00
Special low prices to boarding houses
in want Of furniture at Hirsch's.
Mr. Willie Bu;toph and wife are visit
ing relatives here.
The reunion of the 8th Georgia Regi-
ment will take place in Rome on the 30th
of August.
There will be a dime club at Judge
Sessions next Friday evening Music and
rectatons. Everybody invited
Mr.. S. A. Anderson has sold the va
cant lot near his residence to Mr.. Sam
Dick for 5000
One freight train ran into another at
this place Monday morning wrecking cab
and fiat ear. No other damage.
Mr.. Frank Northcutt is having re
cess window added to his house and other
improvements.
No man can call himself public-spirit-
ed citizen who fails to subscribe and pay for
his home paper
The two cottages owned by Mr.. Cheek
on Locust street have been bought by Mr..
}. B. Daniell
Our customers will please come and
give their notes for guano and supplies.
A. A. FLETCHER & Co.
Brain coverings for Giant intellects
at Sessions, Handy Co
"A nice line of Walnut Bed Room Suits
al Hirsch's.
Mr. II. NJ. King, Of Savannah, who has
been visiting the city, returned to Savannah
Sunday afternoon.
MIR. Charles Rogers lot fronting Chero-
kee street has been sold by Messrs. North.
cult Il Dobbs, real estate agents, to Mr.. }.
j. Northc utt, Sr., for 5000.
The watermelons coming in from the
country now are large and fine, and their
redhearts are being torn out and devoured
win = greedy taste
Mr. W. t. Gramling represents the
American Legion OF Honar ct the Grand
Lodge in Albany this week Mr. 7. H.
Shoekley alternate.
Sessions, Handy 4 Co. are still head
quarters for Rice.
-Hirsch Il Sons sell shoes anG slippers
cheaper than any firm in the city
Our customers will please come and
give their notes for guano and supplies.
A. A. FLETCHER Co.
John Northern, white man, 30 years
of age of Roswell, has been adjudged u-
matte and sent to the asylum He went era
~ aboat religion.
The closing af stores at six o'clock in
the afternoon fell through On hast Friday,
owing to the failure TO make ii a unanimous
action
"A fire alarm was sounded Thursday ai-
teraoon A small blaze on the roof OF an
clubhouse agaed by Mrs. Sallie Mullens was
the cause. The ire va speedily eXtin-
guished and all was serene again.
Rev II. }. Adams, of Edgewood,
preached at the Methodist Church last Sun
day morning and night. He was former
pastor OF tEe Church and his many friends
were glad of the opportunity 10 hear him.
-Parasols and fans at New York cost
at Hirschs 5.
Lawns reduced to 81 cents at Hirsch
-Goyarnors Horse Guards, of Atlanta,
went into encsmpae.t at Salt Springs on
last Saturday. Capt Mlledge had J, fine
S4O0 horse presented to him by the compa-
ny.
We are constantly sending specimen
copies Of the Marietta Journal to Northern
and Northwestern people vito aEa enquir-
ing about Marietta The Journal has been
repeatedly praised for the way it has work
ed for Marietta and Cobb county.
Mir Gearga R. Sibey, son of Mr. JOSH
ah Sibley, died Suddenly in Augusta on the
10th inst, aged ~ years tie was enc Of
the foremost citizens Of Augusta in all noble
and worthy enterprises and his death is an
irreparable loss He leaves family.
We offer one years subscription to the
Journal for the largest watermelon brought
&c this office and six months subscription
| for the neat largest by the first Of Septem-
Der The watermeons, % c0arse, 20 be the
property OF the Journal.
Mr.. Henry Rosser was arrested Sunday
by Mr. Miller Walker charged with wife
beating. His wife had him arrested claim
ing that be struck her with glass goblet
cutting her iaca. She was quite bloody
The case was tried before Aayo. Denmead
on Monday morning, who fined Rosser S25
and cost
Lard, Sugar and Coffee at Sessions,
Handy u Co., cheap and good.
Chairs, Be4steads Mattresses and Ia
bles cheap at Hirschs.
MONEY TO LoAN-We can make loans
of money at reasonable rates upon either
town or farm property.
JOE B. ALEXANDER,
GEo. f. GoBER.
Mr. Ross Marchman oI ,ic.-lpr Snrin0e